CEFR C1

anthologise

verb

Meaning

Collect literary works or pieces of music into a published compilation.

Examples

She plans to anthologise her favorite short stories from the past twenty years.
The professor was hired to anthologise essays on modern environmental policy.

Synonyms: collect, compile, assemble, curate

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anthologise (C1)

verb

Pronunciation: ænˈθɒlədʒaɪz

Definition

Collect literary works or pieces of music into a published compilation.

Examples

She plans to anthologise her favorite short stories from the past twenty years.
The professor was hired to anthologise essays on modern environmental policy.
Many independent artists hope to have their songs anthologised by a major label.

How to Use anthologise

anthologise something in (collocation): to include specific works within a larger collection — "The editor decided to anthologise the poet's early works in a special edition."
be anthologised (collocation): to be included as part of a collection (passive voice) — "Her debut novel was finally anthologised in a collection of classic regional fiction."

Synonyms of anthologise

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